Heavy rains are still havoc in Rajasthan, rivers in spate, floody conditions in many districts.

The storm rains in many parts of Rajasthan over the past few days have completely disturbed life. Also on Friday, many districts of the state received heavy rain, which entered the spate of rivers and drains. The administration was kept alert in many districts due to the weakening, traffic call emerging and damage to homes. The meteorological department issued a warning of stronger rain in the coming 48 hours. Flood -like conditions, contacts of many towns have been broken, in many districts, including Jaipur, Kota, Jhalawar, Bundi, Udaipur and Bharatpur, ongoing rain has led to a flood -like situation in low -lies. Many towns in rural areas were cut off from the district headquarters. People located on the banks of Rivers are transported to safe places. The administration began with relief and rescue operations in areas affected by flood. Vigilance increased after the school accident in Jhalawar, vigilance in government schools across the state was increased after the accident caused by the fall of the roof of the Piplodi government in the Manohar police station in the Jhalawar district. Due to heavy rain, the situation of old school buildings is getting worse, asking questions about the safety of students. The roads were also severely affected due to constant rain on traffic due to the water supply. Roads collapsed in many places, while vehicles were stranded due to water filling. Especially the state of rural roads is worse. In many areas, the water fills have also been reported on railways, thereby interrupting the movement of trains. According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), the latest prediction of the meteorological department is expected to receive heavy to very heavy rainfall during the next 48 hours in the southern and eastern parts of Rajasthan. The department issued a red warning for Kota, Banswara, Dungarpur, Sirohi, Udaipur, Bundi and Pratapgarh. There is a possibility of heavy rain and strong winds in these districts. On administration -warning NDRF teams have deployed NDRF and SDRF teams in different districts to handle rain and possible floods. The district administration was instructed to close schools in sensitive areas and people should be advised to be vigilant.